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DISC ONE
set one-a:
1 "This is a test" 2:05
2 Ramble On Rose 6:18
3 Black Throated Wind 7:04
4 "Tico Tico" tuning 0:57
5 Mississippi Half Step Uptown
Toodeloo 8:17
6 Beat It On Down The Line 4:10
7 Row Jimmy 8:07
8 Jack Straw 5:12
9 Let It Rock* 3:35
10 Cumberland Blues 6:19
11 El Paso 4:34
12 To Lay Me Down 8:11

total time: 64:49

* only time played


DISC TWO
set one-end:
1 Weather Report Suite Prelude> 1:21
2 Weather Report Suite Part One> 4:21
3 Let It Grow> 11:04
4 China Doll 5:19
set 1.5:
5 Phil and Ned (Seastones)* 7:06
set two-a:
6 Jam> 4:19
7 Ship Of Fools 6:23
8 Big River 5:53
9 Black Peter 11:02
10 Around and Around 5:21

total time: 62:09

* debut - AUD/?


DISC THREE
set two-end:
1 Dark Star> 18:10
2 Spanish Jam> 4:13
3 U.S. Blues 10:39
4 Uncle John's Band> 8:10
5 One More Saturday Night 4:53
6 Casey Jones

total time: 46:05 + enc

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Reviewer: ralberty - - June 30, 2011
Subject: Great Weather Down In Miami
amazing show.. the nite B4 isnt bad either.
Thnks Tazermun
Jerry will certainly give yah goose bumps ... I.m On My WAy.;0)

Reviewer: smyles234 - - July 4, 2009
Subject: Awesome
Remembered this date as one of my favorite live show cassettes from my old car in the eighties. I thought thaud quality was ok, good in the first set with Row Jimmy and Jack Straw but then it just got better with Weather Report -> China Doll and by Dark Star -> Spanish Jam it is absolutely mind-blowing. Good to have in its entirety for historical value even if the tuning gaps are tedious but I will be moving the above mentioned mp3s to my pod for sure. Very fine taping job esp. second set. You can't beat AUD tapes for recreating the feeling of being there.

Notes

From comment posted by Noah at etree:
Hey all,

This currently circulating copy of this show attributed to the taper Neil Merin is a myth. That reel that I transferred was indeed made by Merin in the 70s for the person I got the reel from. The assumption was made that Merin had taped the show. At the time of the transfer, Merin (and his taping buddy, Jeff Siniawsky) was still missing in action from our community, thus I could only go on the information I was given. Last December, when Siniawsky contacted me for the first time (he and Merin are still quite close), the subject of 06/23/74 produced fuzzy memories that, at the time, couldn't really prove or disprove Merin's recording of the show. He very well could have been in Florida (it is where he and Jeff live now), and certainly could have taped the show, as he and Jeff taped everything else they could that summer. But, time had fogged the facts from being set one way or the other. Well, no longer. have finished the final CDs of Moore's 06/23/74 master, and sure enough, it's the very same recording (though the Merin reel is missing tons of in between song banter, etc...).

I'm sorry for my part in propagating myth. But, at least I wasn't claiming that the thing was taped by Phil with mics on stage. ;-)